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Dave Hendon looks back at a marathon English Open final and reviews the new Netflix series The Greatest Showmen about Matchroom, which largely ignored snooker.
Dave Hendon presents the latest listener correspondence as snooker returns to the UK for the English and British Opens.
Dave Hendon counts down the all-time top 20 English players ahead of the English Open.
Dave Hendon announces a live show (sort of) and hears from listeners on subjects including a new way to follow the Fantasy Five competition, the merits of WST Play and concern about the welfare of young players.
Pots of Gold live talk in Sheffield details: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/pots-of-gold-a-history-of-snooker-tickets-1661041974259?aff=ebdsoporgprofile
Dave Hendon presents two top ten countdowns of the top ten match winners in ranking events, using two different metrics.
There is also chat about the proliferation of maximum breaks and Luca Brecel's curtailed comeback.
Dave Hendon hails Xiao Guodong for successfully defending his Wuhan Open title and hears from listeners on a range of subjects including the miss rule, WST's Fantasy Five competition and friendships among players.
Dave Hendon considers what the top ten would look like if all events carrying ranking points were counted.
Dave Hendon is back with Saudi reaction, whether Goffs should host the Shootout and Chat GPT's perfect snooker player.
Dave Hendon looks back at a memorable Saudi Arabia Masters, gives a perspective on the tournament from someone who was actually there and hears the latest listener opinions.
Dave Hendon chats to Phil Yates about Pots of Gold, A History of Snooker, which is released on September 25.
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